Watch Winder

[mikey4040]

I have recently gotten into the hobby of collecting replica watches. I have 2 breitlings and a panerai. I am in the market for a watch winder that can handle at least 6 watches. Can anyone recomend an affordable watch winder and where I can purchase it on the net. Thanks very much.

[Toadtorrent]

I haven't tried one...but Acetimer.com has been used by a few members here with success it seems.

[Ronin]

Ditto acetimer.com. Just an FYI, if you go A7750 heavy, these winders will only extend the power reserve a few days.

[mtv2009]

I was looking for one of these as well....christ they can be expensive..!!

Much cheaper to put all your watches on at once and go for a mile run...job done!

[Toadtorrent]

AND...the Acetimer ones are probably the most cost effective. I was thinking of getting one...but am thinking these days more of just going for a box, and saying screw it to winding...swirling when I have to. It's those vintage movements with no quick dateset that drive me nuts.

[wimpie007]

I Have this one and i like it ;-) Some room left for my Quarz watches:

It also comes in 6 and 8 versions

Edited September 4, 2009 by wimpie007

[mikey4040]

Thanks everyone. I looked at the acetimer website and I like the one that winds 8 watches. I will be ordering one this week. Thanks again.

[Toadtorrent]

Keep us posted on the purchase...take pics. I'm a bit afraid of the size...but it might be what I need. I was looking at the quad winder.

[freddy333]

You will like the Acetimer. I have 2 of them (a 2-watch & a 4-watch) & could not be happier. They are attractive & built reasonably well, run on either a/c or batteries, are dead quiet (even with your ear against them) & offer 3 daily winding rates to tailor the winder to your watch's needs